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Vol. XXVII, No.1 http://www.state.hi.us/hirec February, 2003
Upward trend forecast for real estate industry
With an increase in the number of real estate licensees The four (4) specific statutory violations that were alleged
across the board, the highest number of new licensees in a most often and found or admitted most often are:
fiscal year since 1993, the real estate industry appears to have § 467-1.6, Hawaii Revised Statutes (HRS), “The Principal
weathered the devastating events of September 11, 2001, and broker shall have direct management and supervision of the
industry professionals are looking forward to brisk sales and a firms and its licensees.”
continued upward trend in the industry as a whole. §467-14(7), HRS, “Failing, within a reasonable time, to
Hawaii boasts a total of about 15,000 licensees of which account for any moneys belonging to others which may be in
66% are on active status. Sixty percent of licensees reside on the possession or under the control of the licensee;”
the island of O’ahu. The island of Maui accounts for 15.25% §467-14(13), HRS, “Violating this chapter, chapters 484,
of the overall total. In the last fiscal year, the upward trend of 514A, 514E, or 515, or section 516-71, or the rules adopted
more licensees continued. pursuant thereto.”
Although the number of broker exam candidates decreased §467-14(1), HRS, “Making any misrep-resentation
slightly, the total number of licensing examination candidates, concerning any real estate transaction.”
brokers and salespersons, increased 18.5%. Violations found or admitted of Chapter 99, Hawaii
There were 11 notices received relative to the Real Estate Administrative Rules (HAR), are also far less than the number
Recovery Fund, but no payments for claims were made in fiscal of allegations made in complaints. The four (4) specific rule
year2002. Thirty-eight licensees were disciplined including violations that were most often found or admitted are:
three (3) licensees who had their license suspended, and seven § 16-99-5, HAR, “Notification and filing of names,
(7) licensees who had their license revoked. General brokerage addresses, and changes.”
complaints accounted for 42% of disciplinary actions filed, § 16-99-7, HAR, “Renewal of License.”
and property management complaints comprised 29% of the § 16-99-3(f), HAR, “Licensee shall see that financial
disciplinary actions. obligations and commitments are in writing.”
Hawaii does not have specialty areas of real estate § 16-99-3(b), HAR, “Licensee shall protect the public from
licensure as some mainland states do. The Hawaii real estate fraud, misrepresentation, or unethical practices in the real estate
license allows the licensee to engage in all forms of real estate field.”
activity which includes property management, commercial real
estate, and residential real estate.
The Regulated Industries Complaints Office (RICO) On-line renewals: way to go
receives, investigates and prosecutes complaints against real For the first time, the 2002 real estate license renewals
estate licensees for violations of laws and rules. Complaints were offered on-line. A time-saving, easy, and reliable process,
have been on a general decline since 1990, and this year, after the on-line renewals also permitted the use of a charge card to
a slight rise in FY 2001, again declined by 40%. RICO received pay for renewal fees.
100 real estate complaints in FY 2002, compared to 140 in FY As an industry, almost 30% of real estate salespersons and
2001. brokers chose the on-line renewal method. In hard numbers,
While allegations of violations of specific laws and rules of approximately 15,300 licensed brokers and salespersons,
are made, there are far less violations found or admitted in a 3,800 of you chose the on-line renewal option.
case. In disciplinary actions that are concluded by settlement Congratulations! On-line renewal is the way to go, and in
agreement, there often is no admission of violations. the future, will probably be the only way to go!2
It’s important to file your income tax return early
Submitted by the State Department of Taxation on through. You can even e-file now and pay later. No penalties
or interest will be assessed if you pay the correct amount of
HAPPY NEW YEAR and welcome to another filing tax in full by the due date.
season! The Form N-11 used by most Hawaii residents who also
Getting your return finished and filed early is especially file a federal income tax return can be e-filed through the
important this year. The reason? It MAY take longer to process Federal/State Joint Electronic Filing (JELF) program. If you
PAPER returns this year, even if you use a mailing label. have a paid tax preparer, talk to your preparer about e-filing
On November 6, 2002, we successfully implemented the your return. If you do your own return, visit our website at
income tax processing component of our Integrated Tax www.state.hi.us/tax for a list of software that support Hawaii
Information Management System (ITIMS). The conversion to e-filing and a list of software providers that provide on-line
the new system went well, but limitations of the OLD system filing through the Internet.
require us to manually re-enter names, addresses, and other In addition, many tax forms can be e-filed via the State’s
information for many Hawaii taxpayers. Internet Portal at www.ehawaiigov.org, including general
In addition, more tax return information is being entered excise tax returns, transient accommodations tax returns,
now, so we can immediately answer more of your questions! estimated income tax forms, extension requests, and more!
As a result, you may experience delays in processing your There is a nominal fee of $2.50 if you pay your tax on-line
tax return IF YOU FILE A PAPER RETURN this year. To avoid with an electronic check, or you can pay with your charge card
delays, E-FILE! for an additional fee. There is no fee if no payment is made.
E-filed returns bypass manual processing and speed right For the latest news and information on Hawaii taxes, tax
forms and publications, and much more, go to our website at
www.state.hi.us/tax. Forms and publications are also available
January’s committee at any district tax office or by calling 587-7572 (toll-free at 1-
800-222-7572). For information and assistance, call us at 587-
sessions held on Maui 4242 (toll-free at 1-800-222-3229), or contact us by e-mail at
Taxpayer_Services@tax.state.hi.us.
On January 10, 2003, the Real Estate Commission
convened its monthly standing committee meetings in Kahului, Real Estate Branch welcomes
Maui. The Commission also held a Real Estate Specialist
Office for the Day in conjunction with the meeting. Committee a returnee and a new employee
meetings and Real Estate Specialist Office for the Day are held Welcome back to Russell Wong, a former real estate
on different islands twice a year as part of the Commission’s specialist, who returns to his old position with the Real Estate
program of work. Branch. Russell’s expertise and legal training will greatly
The meetings provide the members of the real estate enhance the services the Commission’s staff offers.
community with an opportunity to attend the Commission’s Another hearty welcome to Tania Nakano, who is the new
Laws and Rules Review, Education Review, and Condominium Real Estate Recovery Fund Clerk. Tania’s pleasant personality
Review Committee meetings usually held on Oahu. Committee and excellent customer service will become evident to all those
members and participants engaged in an interchange of who call or walk-in to the Real Estate Branch. Tania comes to
information and questions about various concerns and issues, the Real Estate Branch from the Regulated Industries
including obtaining licensure as a real estate salesperson, Complaints Office (RICO).
applying for registration as a continuing education provider,
and obtaining a real estate broker’s license for a new
corporation.
The Commission’s recodification attorney and
© Copyright Hawaii Real Estate Commission 2003. All rights
reserved. Funded by the Real Estate Education Fund and
Condominium Specialist were also on hand to meet with
provided as an educational service to Hawaii real estate
interested individuals and organizations. licensees. This publication is designed to provide general
The Real Estate Specialist for the Day is part of the information on the subject matter covered and is not a substitute
Commission’s program of work which sends staff members to for professional services to address specific situations. If legal
a neighbor island for a day to be available to meet with real advice or other expert assistance is required, please seek the
estate licensees, prelicense and continuing education services of a competent professional.
instructors, administrators and providers and other related
individuals, professionals, and organizations interested in real This material can be made available to individuals with
estate issues. The Commission is scheduling neighbor island special needs. Please call the Senior Real Estate
committee meetings on the Big Island on Thursday, May 8, Specialist at 586-2645 to submit your request.
2003, at the Kona Board of Realtors.®3
The Chair’s Message
Aloha and Happy 2003! final draft of the proposed condominium law recodification
Renewal year 2002, although hectic, welcomed a new era will be presented to the 2004 Legislature.
of efficiency and convenience for licensees. Congratulations Any comments or concerns? Call 808-586-2644, or write
to all of you who chose to try on-line renewals for the first to Mitchell Imanaka and Gordon Arakaki, Real Estate
time! It looks like many of you took advantage of this new Commission, 250 S. King Street, Room 702, Honolulu, HI
service. Of the 5,273 real 96813, or e-mail Gordon_M_Arakaki@dcca.state.hi.us.
estate brokers, 90% renewed In speaking and dealing with many licensees, the most-
in a timely manner, and a read section of the Bulletin is the Administrative Actions
decent 29.11% chose to section. However, if you take time to read through the whole
renew on-line. Of the 10,140 Bulletin, you will find that the Bulletin contains information
licensed real estate sales- key to your practice of everyday real estate and may assist and
persons, 82.84% renewed on guide your career as a real estate professional. Please take the
time, with 29.85% selecting time to read it for your own benefit.
the on-line method. For those of you who are not familiar with what the role
This coming year will be of the Real Estate Commission is, we invite you to visit the
an interesting and exciting one Commission website and take a tour. You will find minutes of
for licensees as we plan to the Real Estate Commission meetings as well as the minutes
revamp some of the contin- of the Laws and Rules Review Committee, Education Review
uing education courses and Committee, and the Condominium Review Committee.
also start to take a look at If you click on “laws and rules,” you will find the statutes
prelicensing education. Vern Yamanaka, the vice-chair of the (Chapter 467, Hawaii Revised Statutes) and rule (Chapter 99,
Education Review Committee, along with Patricia Choi, the Hawaii Administrative Rules) that provide complete guidance
chair of the Education Review Committee, have been hard at regarding licensing, continuing education, conduct, ands
work organizing expert input on the continuing education responsibilities as a real estate licensee. The website address
project that includes decisions on a core course(s) for the new is: www.state.hi.us/hirec.
biennium.
A long overdue review of prelicense education is in store
to see what can be done to ensure that licensees have proper
education and testing applicable to the needs of the real estate
professional today.
The Laws and Rules Review Committee is doing stellar
work for all licensees with the general public ultimately
benefiting from changes spearheaded by the committee. The
Laws and Rules Committee chair, Iris Okawa, has become a
No pocket card yet?
major force at ARELLO (Association of Real Estate License
Law Officials) and is a vital element in the policy making for You renewed on time by the stated November 30,
the Hawaii Real Estate Committee. 2003 deadline. Or, you submitted your renewal by the
While Iris is off making sure that Hawaii is well expiration deadline of December 31, 2002. But you have
represented, vice-chair Louis Abrams has been filling in not received your real estate license pocket card yet.
admirably. Internet advertising continues to be an area of If you did not complete the required 10 hours of
focus in the real estate profession. Lois is keeping an eye on continuing education courses, your renewal application
this continually changing area of debate. For now, Hawaii real will not be processed until you submit the original course
estate licensees should ensure they comply with all real estate completion certificates to Licensing Branch.
advertising laws and rules no matter what media format is used. As of January 1, 2003, your license will be put on
(See §16-99-11, Hawaii Administrative Rules.) inactive status.
The much-anticipated condominium recodification bill is To reactivate your license, you must submit the
still a work in progress. Although a recodification bill will not original course completion certificates to confirm that
be submitted to the 2003 Legislature, Condominium Review you took the required 10 hours of continuing education
Committee chairperson Mitchell Imanaka and vice-chair Peter courses.
Rice continue to work on details with Gordon Arakaki, the You will also need to submit a Change Form to
recodification attorney. reactivate your inactive license, a $25 filing fee, and get
Refining of Recodification Preliminary Draft #2 will your broker (for those of you who are salespersons) to
ultimately result in public hearings in each of Hawaii’s counties. sign you on to their brokerage firm.
Based on any changes resulting from the public hearings, a4
Administrative Actions
Fidelity Management, Inc. and Richelle M. Thomason— 99-3(p) (the principal broker shall advise the Commission in
REC 2000-110-L writing when the principal broker or broker in charge is absent
On May 13, 2002, RICO filed a petition for disciplinary from a place of business for more than 14 days). RICO further
action against Respondent Fidelity Management, Inc. and alleged that while in the employ of Respondent A&B
Respondent Thomason, its president and principal broker. Properties, Respondent Walker entered into a contract on behalf
Respondent Fidelity Management was the managing agent for of Respondent A&B Properties with an unlicensed private
a planned unit development project created by the Hawaii detective and guard agency to provide services at A&B’s
Community Development Corporation. Kahului Shopping Center in violation of HRS §436B-19 (16)
In December 1998, a fire damaged the project, and (6) (aiding and abetting an unlicensed person to perform
Respondents made a $91,543.35 insurance claim against the activities requiring a license). RICO further alleged that
project’s insurer for the cost of remedial construction work. Respondent A&B Properties, Inc. failed to register its branch
RICO alleged that Respondents deposited the first payment, a office at 33 Lono Avenue No. 4000, Kahului, Hawaii 96732 in
check for $64.436.85, in their client trust account whereas the violation of HAR §16-99-3(m); the branch office is currently
funds should have been deposited in the project’s bank account, registered with the Commission.
which could not have been drawn upon without the signatures Respondents elected to settle the matter without a hearing.
of two of the project’s directors. Under terms of a Settlement Agreement Prior to Filing of
RICO further alleged that in October 1999, the insurance Petition for Disciplinary Action, Respondent Walker agreed
company paid its second payment, a check for $91,543.35 that to pay a $1,500 fine. Respondent A&B Properties, Inc. agreed
was mistakenly written for the entire amount of the claim to pay a $1,000 fine.
instead of the unpaid portion of the claim, $27,106.50. RICO The Commission approved the Settlement Agreement
alleged that Respondents should have known about the mistake November 22, 2002.
but failed to bring it to the insurer’s attention and deposited Realty Rentals, Inc. and Bonita A. Scida—REC 99-7-L
this check in Fidelity Management’s client trust account Respondent Scida was principal broker, president, vice
whereas it should have been deposited in the project’s bank president, secretary and treasurer and a director of Respondent
account. RICO alleged that Respondents did not use this check Realty Rentals, Inc. On December 23, 1996, a Certificate of
for the benefit of the project but converted the funds for their State Tax Lien was recorded in the Bureau of Conveyances
own use. In addition, RICO alleged that despite a demand for indicating that Respondent Realty Rentals, Inc. was indebted
the return of the proceeds of both checks, Respondents returned to the State of Hawaii for general excise taxes in the amount of
only $20,000. $40,899.29 for the years 1991 to 1995 and for the period
RICO contended that Respondents’ conduct violated HRS January to September 1996. According to the State Department
§467-14(7) (failing within a reasonable time to account for of Taxation, there have been no payments toward the delinquent
moneys belonging to others), (8) (conduct constituting fraud taxes and no agreement has been reached.
or dishonest dealings), HRS 467-14 (16) and HAR §16-99- The Hearings Officer recommended that respondents’ real
3(v) (converting other people’s moneys to the licensee’s own estate broker’s licenses be revoked and that payment of the
use), and HRS 467-14(20) (failure to maintain a reputation for delinquent taxes be made a condition of relicensure.
or record of competency, honesty, truthfulness, financial The Commission adopted the Hearings Officer’s
integrity, and fair dealing). recommendation on November 22, 2002.
Under terms of a Settlement Agreement After Filing of Daryl R. Gerloff dba Gerloff Realty—REC 2000-138-L
Petition for Disciplinary Action, Respondents waived their right On June 29, 2002, RICO filed a Petition for Disciplinary
to a hearing and agreed to the revocation of their real estate Action against Respondent, alleging he violated HFRS
broker’s licenses. Respondents also agreed to pay a $5,000 §§436B-19 (6) (aiding and abetting an unlicensed person to
fine and to make restitution in an amount to be agreed upon in perform activities requiring a license) and (7) (professional
pending litigation in the First Circuit Court. misconduct), incompetence, gross negligence, or manifest
The Commission approved the Settlement Agreement on incapacity in the practice of the licensed profession), 467-
October 25, 2002. 14(13) (violating this chapter, chapter 484, 514A, 514E, 515,
section 516-71 or 516-D11; or the rules adopted pursuant
Steven L. Walker and A&B Properties, Inc.—REC 2001- thereto), and HAR §16-99-3(d) (the licensee shall not be a
172-L party to the naming of a false consideration in any document).
RICO alleged that Commercial Properties of Maui, Inc. Respondent denied he violated the foregoing licensing laws
registered Respondent Walker as a real estate salesperson while but entered into a Settlement Agreement to compromise
he was employed to conduct real estate property management disputed claims and avoid the expense of further litigation.
activities for Respondent A&B Properties, an owner-brokerage, Respondent agreed to pay a $2,000 fine.
in violation of HRS §467-14(6) (acting as a real estate broker The Commission approved the Settlement Agreement on
representing a broker other than his employer) and HAR §16- December 13, 2002.5
Scheduled Continuing Education Courses
Education Calender
An updated schedule is available at http://www.state.hi.us/hirec. Courses are subject to change or cancellation.
Please check directly with the provider to confirm date, time, and location.
Courses with a (c) are approved 2001-2002 core courses and receive 4 hours credit. All other courses are electives
and receive 3 hours credit. If you are taking courses to reactivate an inactive license this year, you must first satisfy the
prescribed continuing education hours of one prior renewal period. The core course for 2001-2002 may ONLY be used
for restoration purposes and will count as an elective course. A new core course format is currently being developed for
use during the 2003-2004 biennium. If you are restoring a real estate license, telephone the Licensing Branch at 808-
586-3000 for specific instructions and information.
In lieu of the core courses, licensees who wish to restore or reactivate a license need at least 10 credit hours of
continuing education or 4 continuing education elective courses.
OAHU
DATE TIME COURSE PROVIDER LOCATION CITY INSTRUCTOR
2/1/2003 09:00a HOW TO LIST & SELL BUSINESS EDDIE FLORES REAL EST. UNIVERSITY PLAZA BLDG HONOLULU FLORES JR
OPPORTUNITIES
2/20/2003 01:00p FEDERAL LAWS THAT AFFECT EDDIE FLORES REAL EST. UNIVERSITY PLAZA BLDG HONOLULU FLORES JR
LICENSEES
2/20/2003 04:00p PITFALLS IN DROA & ADDENDA EDDIE FLORES REAL EST. UNIVERSITY PLAZA BLDG HONOLULU CHONG
2/20/2003 08:30a (c) REAL ESTATE LAW UPDATE & EDDIE FLORES REAL EST. UNIVERSITY PLAZA BLDG HONOLULU GOODE JR
ETHICS 2001-2002 COMMERCIAL LAW
2/27/2003 01:30p UNDERSTANDG CONTRACTS PART II ABE LEE SEMINARS 1585 KAPIOLANI STE 1530 HONOLULU LEE
2/27/2003 05:30p UNDERSTANDG CONTRACTS PART III ABE LEE SEMINARS 1585 KAPIOLANI STE 1530 HONOLULU LEE
2/27/2003 08:30a © R.E. LAW UPDATE & ETHICS ABE LEE SEMINARS 1585 KAPIOLANI STE 1530 HONOLULU LEE
2001-2002 RES. SALES ETHICS
3/3/2003 09:00a ESSENTIALS OF LISTING HON. BOARD OF REALTORS HON. BOARD OF REALTORS HONOLULU NISHIHARA
3/10/2003 09:00a ESSENTIALS OF FINANCE HON. BOARD OF REALTORS HON. BOARD OF REALTORS HONOLULU LI
3/17/2003 09:00a ESSENTIALS OF THE DROA HON. BOARD OF REALTORS HON. BOARD OF REALTORS HONOLULU BARTA
3/19/2003 01:00p © R.E. LAW UPDATE & ETHICS ABE LEE SEMINARS 1585 KAPIOLANI STE 1530 HONOLULU LEE
2001-2002 RES. SALES ETHICS
3/19/2003 06:00p ESCROW, TITLE & APPRAISALS ABE LEE SEMINARS 1585 KAPIOLANI STE 1530 HONOLULU LEE
3/19/2003 09:00a WILLS, TRUSTS & REAL ESTATE ABE LEE SEMINARS 1585 KAPIOLANI STE 1530 HONOLULU LEE
3/27/200301:00p FEDERAL LAWS THAT AFFECT EDDIE FLORES REAL EST. UNIVERSITY PLAZA HONOLULU ANDAYA
LICENSEES
3/27/2003 04:00p HOT REAL ESTATE ISSUES 2001/02 EDDIE FLORES REAL EST. UNIVERSITY PLAZA HONOLULU FLORES JR
3/27/2003 08:30a © REAL ESTATE LAW UPDATE & ETHICS EDDIE FLORES REAL EST. UNIVERSITY PLAZA HONOLULU CHONG
2001-2002 RES. SALES ETHICS
4/22/2003 01:00p RESIDENTIAL AND COMMERCIAL EDDIE FLORES REAL EST. UNIVERSITY PLAZA HONOLULU ARAKAKI
EVICTIONS
4/22/2003 04:00p HOT REAL ESTATE ISSUES 2001/02 EDDIE FLORES REAL EST. UNIVERSITY PLAZA HONOLULU FLORES JR
4/22/2003 08:30a © R.E. LAW UPDATE & ETHICS EDDIE FLORES REAL EST. UNIVERSITY PLAZA HONOLULU AMBARD
2001-2002 RESIDENTIAL SALES ETHICS
4/23/2003 01:30p UNDERSTANDING THE LAND USE ABE LEE SEMINARS 1585 KAPIOLANI STE 1530 HONOLULU LEE
ORDINANCE: C&C OF HONOLULU
4/23/2003 05:30p UNDERSTANDING VACATION ABE LEE SEMINARS 1585 KAPIOLANI STE 1530 HONOLULU LEE
OWNERSHIP/TIMESHARE
4/23/2003 08:30a © R.E. LAW UPDATE & ETHICS ABE LEE SEMINARS 1585 KAPIOLANI STE 1530 HONOLULU LEE
2001-2002 RESIDENTIAL SALES ETHICS
5/5/2003 09:00a ESSENTIALS OF LISTING HONO. BOARD OF REALTORS HONO/BOARD OF REALTORS HONOLULU NISHIHARA
5/7/2003 08:30a ACCREDITED BUYER REP. HONO. BOARD OF REALTORS HONO. BOARD OF REALTORS HONOLULU HALL
COURSE
5/8/2003 08:30a ACCREDITED BUYER REP. HONO. BOARD OF REALTORS HONO BOARD OF REALTORS HONOLULU HALL
COURSE
5/9/2003 08:30a INNOVATIVE MARKETG TECHNIQUES HONO. BOARD OF REALTORS HONO. BOARD OF REALTORS HONOLULU HALL
FOR BUYER’S REPS
5/12/2003 09:00a ESSENTIALS OF FINANCE HONO. BOARD OF REALTORS HONO. BOARD OF REALTORS HONOLULU LI
5/19/2003 09:00a ESSENTIALS OF THE DROA HONO. BOARD OF REALTORS HONO. BOARD OF REALTORS HONOLULU BARTA
5/22/2003 01:00p HAWAII LANDLORD-TENANT CODE EDDIE FLORES REAL EST. UNIVERSITY PLAZA BLDG HONOLULU CHONG
5/22/2003 04:00p HOT REAL ESTATE ISSUES 2001/02 EDDIE FLORES REAL EST. UNIVERSITY PLAZA BLDG HONOLULU FLORES JR
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ETHICS 2001-2002 COMMERCIAL LAW
5/30/2003 01:30p COMPUTERS, INTERNET & THE ABE LEE SEMINARS 1585 KAPIOLANI STE 1530 HONOLULU LEE
LICENSEE
5/30/2003 08:30a © R.E. LAW UPDATE & ETHICS ABE LEE SEMINARS 1585 KAPIOLANI STE 1530 HONOLULU LEE
2001-2002 RES. SALES ETHICS6
DATE TIME COURSE PROVIDER LOCATION CITY INSTRUCTOR
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7/9/2003 01:00p ESCROW, TITLE & APPRAISALS ABE LEE SEMINARS 1585 KAPIOLANI STE 1530 HONOLULU LEE
7/9/2003 05:00p © R.E. LAW UPDATE & ETHICS ABE LEE SEMINARS 1585 KAPIOLANI STE 1530 HONOLULU LEE
2001-2002 RES. SALES ETHICS
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7/28/2003 09:00a ESSENTIALS OF LISTING HONO. BOARD OF REALTORS HONO. BOARD OF REALTORS HONOLULU CHONG
8/7/2003 01:30p HUD, VA AND (NON) JUDICIAL ABE LEE SEMINARS 1585 KAPIOLANI STE 1530 HONOLULU LEE
FORECLOSURES
8/7/2003 05:30p UNDERSTANDING THE LAND USE ABE LEE SEMINARS 1585 KAPIOLANI STE 1530 HONOLULU LEE
ORDINANCE: C&C OF HONOLULU
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2001-2002 RES. SALES ETHICS
8/11/2003 09:00a ESSENTIALS OF FINANCE HONO. BOARD OF REALTORS HONO. BOARD OF REALTORS HONOLULU LI
8/18/2003 09:00a ESSENTIALS OF THE DROA HONO. BOARD OF REALTORS HONO. BOARD OF REALTORS HONOLULU BARTA
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QUESTIONS, ANSWERS
9/24/2003 06:00p COMPUTERS, INTERNET & THE ABE LEE SEMINARS 1585 KAPIOLANI STE 1530 HONOLULU LEE
LICENSEE
10/8/2003 01:00p DEVELOPING SMALL PROPERTIES ABE LEE SEMINARS 1585 KAPIOLANI STE 1530 HONOLULU LEE
10/8/2003 09:00a CONDO DEVELOPMENT PROCESS ABE LEE SEMINARS 1585 KAPIOLANI STE 1530 HONOLULU LEE
10/22/2003 01:30p UNDERSTANDING CONTRACTS PART I ABE LEE SEMINARS 1585 KAPIOLANI STE 1530 HONOLULU LEE
10/22/2003 05:30p UNDERSTANDING CONTRACTS PART II ABE LEE SEMINARS 1585 KAPIOLANI STE 1530 HONOLULU LEE
11/3/2003 09:00a ESSENTIALS OF LISTING HONO. BOARD OF REALTORS HONO. BOARD OF REALTORS HONOLULU NISHIHARA
11/10/2003 09:00a ESSENTIALS OF FINANCE HONO. BOARD OF REALTORS HONO. BOARD OF REALTORS HONOLULU LI
11/12/2003 06:00p WILLS, TRUSTS & REAL ESTATE ABE LEE SEMINARS 1585 KAPIOLANI STE 1530 HONOLULU LEE
11/12/2003 09:00a UNDERSTANDING CONTRACTS PART III ABE LEE SEMINARS 1585 KAPIOLANI STE 1530 HONOLULU LEE
11/17/2003 09:00a ESSENTIALS OF THE DROA HONO. BOARD OF REALTORS HONO. BOARD OF REALTORS HONOLULU CHONG
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KONA
DATE TIME COURSE PROVIDER LOCATION CITY INSTRUCTOR
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BUYER
2/3/2003 09:00a ESSENTIALS OF THE DROA HI ASSN OF REALTORS CLARK REALTY KAILUA- BEGIER
2/10/2003 09:00a ESSENTIALS OF LISTING HI ASSN OF REALTORS CLARK REALTY KAILUA- GOODALE
2/17/2003 09:00a ESSENTIALS OF FINANCE HI ASSN OF REALTORS CLARK REALTY KAILUA- LEWIS
MAUI
DATE TIME COURSE PROVIDER LOCATION CITY INSTRUCTOR
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BUYER
2/12/2003 10:00a HAWAII CONDOMINIUM PRINCIPLES THOMAS J DOUMA SANDALWOOD GOLF CSE WAILUKU DOUMA
2/18/2003 09:00a ESSENTIALS OF LISTING REALTORS ASSN OF MAUI REALTORS ASSN OF MAUI KAHULUI HAY
2/19/2003 09:00a ESSENTIALS OF THE DROA REALTORS ASSN OF MAUI REALTORS ASSN OF MAUI KAHULUI DUNLOP
2/20/2003 09:00a ESSENTIALS OF FINANCE REALTORS ASSN OF MAUI REALTORS ASSN OF MAUI KAHULUI HOLIDAY
4/15/2003 09:00a ESSENTIALS OF LISTING REALTORS ASSN OF MAUI REALTORS ASSN OF MAUI KAHULUI HAY
4/16/2003 09:00a ESSENTIALS OF THE DROA REALTORS ASSN OF MAUI REALTORS ASSN OF MAUI KAHULUI DUNLOP
4/17/2003 09:00a ESSENTIALS OF FINANCE REALTORS ASSN OF MAUI REALTORS ASSN OF MAUI KAHULUI HOLIDAY
7/15/2003 09:00a ESSENTIALS OF LISTING REALTORS ASSN OF MAUI REALTORS ASSN OF MAUI KAHULUI HAY
7/16/2003 09:00a ESSENTIALS OF THE DROA REALTORS ASSN OF MAUI REALTORS ASSN OF MAUI KAHULUI DUNLOP
7/17/2003 09:00a ESSENTIALS OF FINANCE REALTORS ASSN OF MAUI REALTORS ASSN OF MAUI KAHULUI HOLIDAY
10/14/2003 09:00a ESSENTIALS OF LISTING REALTORS ASSN OF MAUI REALTORS ASSN OF MAUI KAHULUI HOLIDAY
10/15/2003 09:00a ESSENTIALS OF THE DROA REALTORS ASSN OF MAUI REALTORS ASSN OF MAUI KAHULUI HAY
10/16/2003 09:00a ESSENTIALS OF FINANCE REALTORS ASSN OF MAUI REALTORS ASSN OF MAUI KAHULUI HOLIDAY7
Continuing Education Providers 2002-2003
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Real Estate Commission
2003 Meeting Schedule
Laws & Rules Review Committee – 9 a.m.
Education Review Committee – 10 a.m.
Condominium Review Committee – 11 a.m. Real Estate Commission – 9 a.m.
Friday, February 28, 2003 – Kapuaiwa Room
Wednesday, March 12, 2003 – Kapuaiwa Room Friday, March 28, 2003 – Kapuaiwa Room
Monday, April 7, 2003 – Kapuaiwa Room Friday, April 25, 2003 – Kapuaiwa Room
Thursday, May 8, 2003 – Kona Board of Realtors® Friday, May 23, 2003 – Kapuaiwa RoomTuesday, June 10,
Tuesday, June 10, 2003--Kapuaiwa Room Friday, June 27, 2003 – Kapuaiwa Room
Wednesday, July 9, 2003 – Kapuaiwa Room Wednesday, July 30, 2003 – Kapuaiwa Room
Wednesday, August 13, 2003 – Kapuaiwa Room Friday, August 29, 2003 – Kapuaiwa Room
Wednesday, September 10, 2003 – Kapuaiwa Room Friday, September 26, 2003 – Kapuaiwa Room
Wednesday, October 8, 2003 – Kapuaiwa Room Friday, October 31, 2003 – Kapuaiwa Room
Wednesday, November 12, 2003 – Kapuaiwa Room Wednesday, November 26, 2003 – Kapuaiwa Room
Thursday, December 11, 2003 – Kapuaiwa Room Friday, December 12, 2003 – Kapuaiwa Room
All meetings will be held in the HRH Princess Victoria Kamamalu Building, located at 1010 Richards Street, Second
Floor, Honolulu, Hawaii.
Meeting dates, locations, and times are subject to change without notice.
Please visit the Commission’s website at www.state.hi.us/hirec or call the Real Estate Commission’s Office at 586-2643
to confirm the dates, times and locations of the meetings.
This material can be made available to individuals with special needs. Please contact the Executive Officer at 586-2643
to submit your request.
State of Hawaii
Real Estate Commission Bulletin Presorted
250 South King Street, Room 702 Standard
Honolulu, Hawaii 96813 U.S. Postage Paid
Honolulu, Hawaii
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